2018ANNUAL REPORTBuilding Relationships, Inspiring Success.

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At Ramapo for Children we believe that every young person has the ability to learn, grow, and contribute to the community. We believe in the power of authentic, caring, and respectful relationships to unlock a young person’s potential. With 97 years of experience in direct service and professional development, Ramapo has an extraordinary track record helping educators and other adults create environments that enable young people to celebrate strengths and experience success.

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Dear Friends,There is an old parable about a group of blind men coming across an elephant for the first time. Each man touches a different part such as the tusk or the ear or the tail, and as a result, they emerge with very different beliefs about what an elephant actually is. Sometimes Ramapo is like that elephant. To schools, we are an organization that helps build the capacity of educators to support success for all students. To camp families, we are a program that celebrates children who are not always celebrated and who are often excluded. With all of our programs and services, one’s point of connection with Ramapo largely informs their perception of Ramapo and of our work.

So what is Ramapo? First and foremost, we are a community of people with a shared belief that all children deserve opportunities to learn, contribute, and thrive. We are a community of people with a shared commitment to dismantling barriers to participation for children and young adults who are too often labeled and excluded. We are a community of professionals who have adopted a particular approach to supporting young people, an

DAVID ROSS

Board President

ADAM WEISS

Chief Executive Officer

approach we apply in our own organization and teach others to apply in theirs. We are a community of educators and parents who want the best for all kids and know that they are often capable of much more than many think possible.

In this annual report, we have attempted to invite you into this wider Ramapo Community by sharing some personal narratives and individual perspectives on Ramapo’s work. It is our hope that through these stories and experiences you will better understand not only our philosophy and approach, but the tremendous impact we have on those who come into our orbit. While the stories are all different, unlike the experience of the blind men with the elephant, we hope that common themes and a more complete understanding of our organization will emerge.

Finally, if you’re reading this annual report, you are part of the Ramapo community as well. None of the work we do would be possible without our incredible partners and generous donors. On behalf of all of our children, families, and staff, we thank you. We are deeply grateful.

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RAMAYEARS are recent college graduates who spend a year or more living and working on our Rhinebeck campus. They facilitate Ramapo Retreats and serve as roommates, mentors, and job coaches to Staff Assistants, supporting the develop-ment of social-emotional, independent living, and vocational skills.

“As a RamaYear, I worked to make sure that my roommate’s room was a space of minimal stress and that they could be comfortable studying for their classes. We’d plan and organize the important aspects of the day, whether it be keeping their room organized and clean or working on strategies to keep up to date on assignments. In the time I served as a RamaYear I gained a lot of skills that I couldn’t have gotten elsewhere.” —Current RamaYear

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Josh has a lot to feel proud about. It’s been less than a year since he said goodbye to his Ramapo “family”—his mentors, staff, and friends from the Staff Assistant Experience (SAE), and Josh is living in an apartment with a roommate, cooking his own meals, driving to a full-time job, and taking a class at a nearby community college. “Life right now is very successful,” he says. For Josh, as for all Staff Assistants, Ramapo worked exceptionally hard to craft a program that helped him develop the living skills, social-emotional skills, and job skills to achieve an independence that can be elusive for many young people with disabilities. The SAE program is highly individualized, structured to help each participant align their strengths and interests with their aspirations.

One of the most important aspects of SAE is the opportunity to live and work alongside peer

role models. “My roommate and I had a special connection,” says Josh of the RamaYear mentor who lived with him on campus and served as a resource, companion, and role model for independent living. “We got along easily, we spent time together, and cooked meals together.” Mentors also work with Staff Assistants to establish goals, build confidence, and practice social interactions. While living on campus, Josh learned landscaping skills, volunteered, and eventually worked for a small landscaping business. “I learned to take feedback from others and how to work out tough situations with coworkers,” he says. As Josh and his family can attest, Ramapo’s SAE is a safe place to master living and job skills, make mistakes, and receive constructive feedback. “Josh really benefited from the Ramapo experience in so many ways, from learning to manage his time and calendar to interacting with his peers and adults,” says his mom, Tracey. “I have seen a lot of growth in him in the past few years.” Josh has been living independently and successfully maintaining his job since June 2018.

WHEN LIVINGINDEPENDENTLY IS

THE GOAL

Staff Assistant Experience

STAFF ASSISTANT EXPERIENCE is a residential transition-to-independence program for young adults with social, emotional, and learning challenges. SAE is designed for individuals who desire the opportunity to improve and reinforce interpersonal, independent living, and job skills.

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Ramapo Training

For nearly 20 years, Ramapo has helped myriad teachers develop the skills and strategies to promote positive behaviors in their classrooms and engage students in learning; particularly kids who are punished, excluded, and labeled. But classrooms don’t exist in a vacuum and neither do Ramapo’s programs. As such, our work with school partners has expanded beyond the classroom, bringing Ramapo’s approach and expertise to school leaders, student support staff, teachers, and others as they work to improve whole school climate and make their schools more equitable and inclusive. This is an important shift; evidence points to a strong connection between a positive school climate—including core values, safe shared

spaces, supportive student-adult relationships, restorative disciplinary practices—and positive student outcomes.

Ramapo’s whole-school approach is evident at the Community School for Social Justice in the Bronx, a high school that is part of NYC’s Restorative Justice Pilot. Our work began in 2016, intervening at multiple touchpoints—i.e. working with school leaders to define core values, set clear community expectations, form a restorative justice action team, provide mediation and circle training, strengthen classroom advisory groups, and introduce restorative reintegration plans for students who have been suspended. “There has been a huge improvement of CSSJ’s culture because as a community we have been strategic with our support to students and staff,” says Principal Jaime Guzman. “Attendance and credit accumulation has increased because our students are invested in holding community circles, participating and leading mediations, and enjoy being in a calm, supportive, and caring environment.”

PROMOTING POSITIVE CHANGE: FROM CLASSROOM

TO WHOLE SCHOOL

RAMAPO TRAINING is a professional development program providing educators, youth workers, caregivers, and parents with practical tools and strategies for promoting positive behavior, fostering social and emotional skill development, and creating safe communities marked by belonging and connection.

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Through ADVANCED CLASSP, Ramapo provides college-age youth workers with training and field experience in inclusive after school programming for youth. The curriculum, which draws heavily from the Ramapo model and approach, is designed to guide participants as they also complete 200 hours of supervised internships.

“I am planning to major in special education and to actually become a special education teacher due to this internship experience because I love seeing how my kids grow and improve.” —Advanced CLASSP participant

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Ramapo Retreats

Leadership is a quality that is encouraged and celebrated in all of Ramapo’s retreat programs. This is clearly the case for the 40 teens with special needs who spend one weekend per month at the Rhinebeck campus as participants in the Ramapo Leadership Program (RLP). There, participants experience a community of true peers, highlight strengths, and learn the skills and confidence to develop as individuals and leaders. Brandon, 17, eagerly looks forward to his weekend retreats and has built lasting friendships through the program. “The weekends on campus reinforce social skills, activities of daily living, how to interact with peers, how to interact with adults, and how

to care for his body,” says his mom. “Brandon has been much more aware of manners and etiquette,” she adds, “and his behavior has really improved.”

Weekends take on themes such as building relationships, navigating social media and online safety, stress management, or nutrition and fitness, and they always include community service and outdoor experiences. Staff mentors check in weekly by phone with participants, continuing social skill development, celebrating successes, and providing added guidance and support around issues and challenges the participant may be facing. The true benefit of RLP is providing a safe, encouraging environment that allows leaders to emerge. As one mom whose son dreams of being a camp counselor one day puts it, “For us, Ramapo is family. Christian lives for going back there because he just feels so accepted and valued.”

GROWING LEADERSONE WEEKEND

AT A TIME

RAMAPO RETREATS are short-term, adventure- based experiences for young people, educators, and community-based organizations that offer participants strategies for successful communication, teamwork, and leadership. Programming is year- round on Ramapo’s 250-acre Rhinebeck campus.

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For 17 years, ninth graders from Eleanor Roosevelt High School have traveled to our Rhinebeck campus for a kick-off RAMAPO RETREAT that the principal calls “the ultimate ice breaker.” Activities include hikes, a campfire, and community-building challenges on the ropes courses that support the underlying trust and group rapport that is a hallmark of the school.

“Ramapo retreats provide an opportunity for students and adults to build the initial bonds that will then grow and strengthen during the entire academic year and beyond.” —Principal, Eleanor Roosevelt High School

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“Ramapo is a wonderful camp that fosters emotional growth, positive self-awareness, self-confidence, and a readiness for the adventures of life ahead. It’s an experience that every child should be able to have.” —Camper Parent

For 97 years, CAMP RAMAPO has been a haven for families searching for a traditional summer camp experience for children of all abilities. The activities are familiar; swimming, arts and crafts, campfires, and hikes—to name a few. But the careful attention of staff and a focus on skill-building is what allows so many campers to thrive.

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With evening approaching, the teen girls from the Hill area are center stage, performing a self- choreographed dance to the popular song “I Love Me,” closing out yet another epic Camp Ramapo talent show. As strains of the song fade and the audience snaps their appreciation, each girl walks up to the microphone and tells their fellow campers and staff what they love about them-selves. A surround sound of snapping and cheering ensues.

“I think it’s my favorite night of the year,” says Meredith, a camp leader at Ramapo who helped organize this and six other talent shows over the years. It is an event that perfectly encapsulates what is so unique about Camp Ramapo—a place where children facing a wide range of social, emotional, and cognitive challenges can feel safe, accepted, and encouraged to grow in unexpected ways.

The format is pretty standard; one hour, 10-15 acts, an appreciative, rambunctious audience, and a crowd-pleasing MC who keeps things rolling along. But Camp Ramapo’s talent show is anything

but ordinary. Preparation begins the first week of each session when counselors and staff present their own wacky collection of solo and group acts, letting kids know that “talent” can be telling jokes with a friend, doing impressions, or a group dance—and at the end, everyone cheers. “There’s so much role-modeling done by counselors that kids are swept up in it,” says Kayla, an assistant director of program and current RamaYear.

Relationships and community building come into play when a bunk or even an entire area like the Hill comes together to choose music and rehearse a dance during free time. And most of all, the talent show, like all camp activities, is designed to provide the opportunity for all kids to feel successful, whatever their individual needs. That looks like a counselor holding a child’s hand while they sing, campers choosing to work on creating costumes and sets, others making playlists—and dress rehearsals to help performers feel comfortable and give audience members a chance to practice respectful viewing. “We really do try to identify individual strengths and celebrate them,” says Kayla, “giving kids the opportunity to shine in a world where that might not happen very often.”

RAMAPO’SGOT TALENT

Camp Ramapo CAMP RAMAPO provides a residential therapeutic summer camp experience for 500 children with a range of emotional, behavioral, and cognitive challenges. This unique inclusive program also serves as a premier hands-on training ground for young adults interested in working with special needs populations.

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502summer campers

from 18 states

and 5countries

509 FOR TEACHERS

438 FOR YOUTH WORKERS

230 FOR CAREGIVERS

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[ ] 52.4% of campers

received scholarship

support

Employed

248 SUMMER STAFFMEMBERS TO ENSURE a 1:1 camper to counselor ratio

52TRAINERS and COACHES partnered with over

350 schools and youth service agencies

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( ) 54 school climate walk-throughs

provided comprehensive assessments of school culture

and connectedness

THE NUMBERS

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39 total young people in our Staff AssistantExperience program

87%

STAFF ASSISTANTS graduated

to full time employment,

work, or education

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104 46% groups from

NYC DOE Public Schools

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Community Based Organizations

188% were

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146% from Private Schools

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OF SAE PARTICIPANTS

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FY2018 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

FISCAL 2018 OPERATING EXPENSE ANALYSIS

FISCAL 2018 OPERATING REVEN UE ANALYSIS

Program-Related Fees $ 6,666,685

Individual Contributions 645,344

Foundation Contributions 1,247,373

Other Grants 463,440

Fundraising Events, Net 571,598

TOTAL $9,594,440

Investment Return, Net $469

Capital Contributions $60,000

ASSETS AND LIABILITIES:

FOUR-YEAR SUMMARY

Current AssetsCurrent LiabilitiesLong-term Assets, NetLong-term Liabilities

REVENUE AND EXPENSES: FOUR-YEAR SUMMARY

89% OF EXPENSES GO DIRECTLY TO PROGRAMS.

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TOTAL $8,762,741

Depreciation $639,023

Interest $73,328

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NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Abraham Lincoln High School (K410)

Academy for Health Careers (K751)

Academy of Letters and Arts (K492)

Alexine A. Fenty (K139)

Automotive High School (K610)

Benjamin Banneker (K256)

Bronx Academy for Multi-Media (X424)

Bronx Collaborative High School (X351)

Bronx Collegiate Academy (X227)

Bronx Alliance Middle School (X355)

Bronx Early College Academy (X324)

Bronx Envision Academy (X511)

Bronx Haven High School (X381)

Bronx Leadership Academy (X525)

Bronx Leadership Academy II (X527)

Bronx River High School (X349)

Brooklyn Collaborative (K448)

Brooklyn Environmental Exploration School (K664)

Brooklyn Generation (K566)

Brooklyn School for Music and Theater (K548)

Brooklyn Studio Secondary School (K690)

Brownsville Academy High School (K568)

Bushwick Educational Campus

Business Technology Early College High School (Q315)

Central Park East High School (M555)

Charles Dorsey (K067)

City Knoll Middle School (M933)

City Polytechnical High School (K674)

Clara Barton High School (K600)

Community Health Academy of the Heights (M346)

Community School for Social Justice (X427)

Comprehensive Model School Project (X327)

The Computer School MS 245 (M245)

Crotona International High School (X524)

Dewitt Clinton High School (X440)

Dr. Bailey K. Ashford School (K287)

Dr. Susan S. McKinney Secondary School of the Arts (K265)

East Flatbush Community Research School (K581)

East Fordham Academy for the Arts (X459)

East Side Community High School (M450)

Eleanor Roosevelt High School (M416)

Energy Tech High School (Q258)

Fannie Lou Hammer Middle School (X286)

Felisa Rincon Institute for Law and Public Policy (X519)

Flushing International High School (Q263)

Fordham High School for the Arts (X437)

Fordham Leadership Academy (X438)

Fort Greene Preparatory Academy (K691)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School (K505)

Frederick Douglass Academy III (X517)

Frederick Douglass Academy VII (K514)

Gotham Professional Arts Academy (K594)

Hamilton Grange Middle School (M209)

HERO High School (X259)

Highbridge Green School (X361)

High School for Community Leadership (Q328)

High School for Energy and Technology (X565)

High School for Health Careers and Sciences (M468)

High School for Language and Diplomacy (M399)

High School for Media and Communications (M463)

High School for Teaching and the Professions (X433)

Holcombe L. Rucker (X332)

Horace Greeley (Q010)

Hunter’s Point Community Middle School (Q291)

IS 250 RFK Community Middle School (Q250)

IS 289 (M289)

IS 318 Eugenio Maria De Hostas (K318)

IS 528 (M528)

IS 584 (X584)

JFK Educational Campus

JHS 127 (X127)

JHS 131 Albert Einstein (X131)

JHS 167 Robert F. Wagner (M167)

JHS 189 Daniel Carter Beard (Q189)

JHS 292 (K292)

John Adams High School (Q480)

Juan Morel Campos Secondary School (K071)

Juan Pablo Duarte (M132)

Kingsborough Early College Secondary School (K468)

Leaders of Tomorrow (X370)

Longwood Prep (X530)

The Lyn Gross Discovery School PS 175 (Q175)

Marta Valle High School (M509)

Martin Van Buren High School (Q435)

Maspeth High School (Q585)

Mott Hall V (X242)

MS 88 (K088)

MS 136 (K136)

Murray Hill Academy (M432)

Nathaniel Hawthorne Middle School (Q074)

The New American Academy at Roberto Clemente State Park (X274)

New Heights Middle School (K722)

New Venture School (X219)

North Bronx School of Empowerment (X287)

Pan American International High School (Q296)

Preparatory for Writers (Q283)

Progress High School (K474)

PS/MS 20 George Werdann III (X020)

PS 59 William Floyd (K059)

PS 121 (K121)

PS 126 (X126)

PS 141 (K141)

PS 156 (K156)

PS/MS 161 (M161)

PS 176 (X176)

PS 194 Countee Cullen (M194)

PS 195 (X195)

PS 196 (X196)

PS 199 The Shakespeare School (X199)

PS 206 Jose Celso Barbosa (M206)

PS 289K (K289)

Renaissance High School for Musical Theater and Technology (X293)

Richard Grossley JHS (Q008)

Richmond Hill High School (Q475)

Satellite Academy High School (M570)

The School by the Sea (Q043)

School for Excellence (X404)

School for International Studies (K497)

School for Human Rights (K531)

Seton Falls (X111)

Spring Creek Community School (K422)

Stephen Mather Building Arts and Craftsmanship HS (M139)

Tompkins Square Middle School (M839)

Union Square Academy for Health Sciences (M533)

The Upper Academy (K582)

Victory Collegiate High School (K576)

Wadleigh Secondary School for the Performing Visual Arts (M399)

Walton Educational Campus

Washington Heights Ft. Tyron Educational Complex (M971)

West Brooklyn Community High School (K529)

William A Butler (K133)

William W Niles (X118)

Williamsburg High School for Arts and Technology (K454)

World View High School (X353)

Young Women’s Leadership School (M610)

A selection of Ramapo’s Partners who created environments that support success in 2018

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PRIVATE SCHOOLS Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School

Cooke Center

Corlears School

Ethical Culture Fieldston School

Hannah Senesh Community Day School

LearningSpring School

Little Red School House & Elisabeth Irwin High School

The Lorge School

Magen David Yeshivah

Marilyn David IVDU School

Metropolitan Montessori School

The Packer Collegiate Institute

The Quad Preparatory School

Rebecca School

Riverdale Country School

The Smith School

The Speyer Legacy School

United Nations International School

Yeshiva Har Torah

NEW YORK CITY CHARTER SCHOOLS Achievement First Network

AIM Charter High School II (X200)

American Dream Charter School (X471)

Bronx Lighthouse Charter School (X185)

Bronx Global Learning Institute for Girls Charter School (X389)

Brooklyn Lab Charter School (K803)

Brooklyn Urban Gardens Charter School (K758)

Community Partnership Charter School (K702)

Girls Prep Charter School Bronx (X487)

Great Oaks Charter School (M202)

HCZ Promise Academy 1 Middle School (M284)

HCZ Promise Academy 2 (M341)

Hebrew Public

Hyde Leadership Charter School Bronx (X345)

Hyde Leadership Charter School Brooklyn (K769)

International Charter School of New York (K766)

KIPP: AMP Elementary School (K357)

KIPP NYC College Prep High School

Metropolitan Lighthouse Charter School (X461)

New Visions Charter High School for the Humanities (X553)

New Visions AIM I Charter High School (K395)

Success Academy Network

UA Academy of Government and Law (M305)

UA Gateway School for Technology (M507)

UA School for Green Careers (M402)

UA School for Media Studies (M307)

Williamsburg Charter High School (K473)

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION NETWORKS AND OFFICES IN NEW JERSEY AND NEW YORK CITY Brooklyn North Field Support Center

Community School District 24

Community School District 25

New York City Department of Education Office of Family Engagement

New York City Department of Parks & Recreation

Office of Community Schools

Office of Equity and Access

Office of Interschool Collaborative Learning

Office of Safety and Youth Development

School Mental Health

NEW YORK CITY ORGANIZATIONS AND AGENCIES ADAPT Community Network Brooklyn

ADAPT Community Network Manhattan

After School All Stars

AHRC New York City

All Star Code

AmeriCorps at NYU Medical Center

AmeriCorps VISTA Program

Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC

Boys and Girls Harbor

Brooklyn Community Services

CAMBA

Catholic Charities Community Services

Central Queens Y

Child Center of NY

Children’s Aid Society

Chinese American Planning Council

Church of St. Luke in the Fields

Citizen Schools NYC

City Parks Foundation

City Year

Claremont Neighborhood Centers

Community Health Care Association of New York State (CHCANYS)

CUNY Explorers

Dignitaries Sympathy

East Harlem Tutorial

East Side House Settlement

Episcopal Charities

Friends of Crown Heights (FOCH)

Girl Scout Troop #2470

Global Kids, Inc.

Go Project

Goddard Riverside Community Center

Good Shepherd Services

Graham Windham

Grand Street Settlement

Harlem Children’s Zone

Heartshare St. Vincent Services

HELP USA

Henry Street Settlement

Hetrick-Martin Institute

Highbridge Advisory Council Day Care Center

Horizons at Saint David’s School

Hudson Guild

Interborough Developmental and Counseling Center

Inwood House

JCC Staten Island

Jeter’s Leaders

Kingsbridge Heights Community Center

Kings Bay YM-YWHA

KIPP NYC

KIPP Through College (KTC NYC)

Math for America

Mosholu Montefiore Community Center

Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center

Nadya Day Care

New York City Mission Society

New York Edge

New York Foundling

New York Junior Tennis League

NIA Community Services Network

North Brooklyn YMCA

Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow

Opus Dance Center

OMNI Childhood Center

Osborne Association

Our Kids Place

Partnership Schools

Partnership With Children

Phipps Neighborhoods

Plato Learning

Play Rugby USA

Purelements: An Evolution in Dance

Queens Community House

Riseboro Community Partnership

Samuel Field Y

SCO Family of Services

Sheltering Arms Children and Family Services

Shield Institute

St. Nick’s Alliance

Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center, Inc.

StreetSquash

Student Success Network

Sunnyside Community Services

Teach for America

United Activities Unlimited

University Settlement

Village Child Development Center

West End Synagogue

West Side YMCA/Grosvenor House YMCA

WHEDco

Woodside on the Move

YMCA of Greater New York

YWCA

YM & YWHA of Washington Heights & Inwood

SCHOOLS OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK CITY 13th Avenue School

Bard Early College Baltimore

Bard HS Early College Newark

Caldwell-West Caldwell Schools

The Care Center

Chancellor Livingston Elementary School

Great Oaks Foundation

Hempstead High School

Monroe Township School District

Newark Public Schools

North Shore Hebrew Academy

Nyack Public Schools

Pathways in Technology Early College High School (PTECHS)

Public Schools of the Tarrytowns

Rafael Hernandez School

School of the Holy Child

Temple Beth Rishon

Ulster BOCES

Young Men’s Leadership Academy

COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES Bank Street College of Education

Borough of Manhattan Community College Upward Bound

College of Mount Saint Vincent

Columbia University

Florida International University

Fordham University

LaGuardia Community College

The New School

SUNY New Paltz

SUNY Ulster

University of Hartford

Westchester Community College

ORGANIZATIONS & AGENCIES OUTSIDE NEW YORK CITY The Arc Westchester

Bethel Missionary Baptist Church

Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston

Boys and Girls Club of New Rochelle

Camp Oakhurst

Caroline County Recreation and Parks

Center for Creative Education

The Chamber Foundation

Chicago Public Library

Congregation Kol Ami

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County

Eleanor Roosevelt Center

Family Services of Westchester

Foundation for Jewish Camp

Grace Smith House

JCC Rockland

Maryland Out of School Time Network

MICA Place

Montgomery County Collaboration Council for Children, Youth, and Families, Inc.

New Jersey Community Development Corporation

Project Morry

Rhinebeck Area Soccer League

The Y in Central Maryland

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FOUNDATIONS AND FAMILY FOUNDATIONS1 Anonymous Donor

Louis & Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc.

Angelo Family Charitable Foundation

K. Blacklock Family Charitable Fund

Bloomberg Philanthropies

Edith C. Blum Foundation, Inc.

J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation

The Thomas & Agnes Carvel Foundation

Edwin & Kathryn Clarke Family Foundation

Ronald Domb Foundation

Dyson Foundation

Early Childhood Partners Fund in the New York Community Trust

The FAR Fund

The Farbman Family Foundation–Steve & Eileen Farbman

N.S Goldstein Foundation, Inc.

Harman Family Foundation

Heller Family Foundation

Hermione Foundation

Jacob L. & Lillian Holtzmann Foundation

Hudson Valley Foundation for Youth Health

John & Fred Klingenstein Fund of UJA-Federation

Jesse & Joan Kupferberg Family Foundation

The Kupferberg Foundation

The Wilbur A. Levin Family & Zeitz Foundation

The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation

M & T Charitable Foundation

The MAT Charitable Foundation

J.M. McDonald Foundation, Inc.

Metzger-Price Fund, Inc.

The Netter Foundation

Richard Nye Foundation

The Price Family Foundation, Inc.

Prudential Foundation

Emil & Stelle Rogers Foundation, Inc.

May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.

Andrew Sabin Family Foundation

SCOPE–Summer Camp Opportunities Promote Education

Seibert Family Foundation

Shapiro-Silverberg Foundation

The Edith Glick Shoolman Children’s Foundation

The Silverweed Foundation

William E. Simon Foundation

Alan B. Slifka Foundation

The SPOUT Foundation

Seth Sprague Educational & Charitable Foundation

Stewart’s Foundation

Swantz Family Foundation

Taft Foundation

James & Merryl Tisch Foundation, Inc.

Tisch Foundation, Inc.

Ruth Turner Fund, Inc.

UJA-Federation of New York

Victoria Foundation

Vital Projects Fund

The Wasily Family Foundation

The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.

Witkin Family Fund

CORPORATIONS

1 Anonymous Donor

A.M. Skier Agency, Inc.

Accredited Lock & Door Hardware, Co.

Adams Fairacre Farms

Adobe

Aetna Foundation Inc.

Alex. Brown, A Division of Raymond James

Alice M. Coleman Consulting

Allstate

AmazonSmile Foundation

Apple Matching Gifts Program

Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office

Blackbaud Cares Center

Carrboro Solar Works, LLC– Ed WitkinCentral Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation

CFC Action for Boston Community Development

CUNY Campaign for Charitable Giving State Employees Federated Appeal

D.C. Capital Advisors, LTD

Dog Pause LLC

Fischer Travel Enterprises & Bill Fischer

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Grossman Marketing Group

H & H Purchasing Services

Hannaford Supermarkets

Health Quest

Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union

Kingston Oil Supply Corp.

Kirchhoff Property Management

Knights of Columbus–LaGrange Council 13378

Land of Oz Toys & Gifts

Law Offices of Regina Skyer & Associates LLP

Lawrenceville School, Public Safety Department

Marshall & Sterling Insurance

Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union

Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co. Inc.

Northern Dutchess Hardwoods

Pachyderm Consulting, LLC

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program

The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts

Randall’s Island Park Alliance

Red Hook Auto, Inc.

Red Hook Diner

Red Hook Plumbing & Heating Inc.

Rhinebeck Department Store

Sunflower Natural Foods Market

Thomas M. Heeney, CPA

Top Spin Productions, Inc.– Johnny & Anita Tyous

Tousey Winery

United Way of the Dutchess- Orange Region

Untermyer Gardens Conservancy, Inc.

Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

Westex–Tony Marinello

IN-KIND DONATIONS

Bread Alone Bakery

Breathe Barre & Pilates

John (Ginz) DiStasio

DropBox, Inc.

From the Ground Brewery

Brian Gewirtz Memorial Foundation

Hammertown

J & J’s Gourmet Cafe & Catering

Land of Oz Toys & Gifts

Mylan Specialty, L.P.

Northern Dutchess Rod & Gun Club

Ole Savannah Southern Table & Bar

Pete’s Famous Restaurant

Pitchfork Hard Cider

Russell Farms

Ramapo deeply thanks our Shining StarsBetween November 1, 2017 and October 31, 2018, Ramapo’s budget of $9.4 million was met with the help of 1,225 contributions. We wish to thank the following foundations, corporations, and individuals, as well as those who chose to support Ramapo through gifts to UJA-Federation of New York and the United Way. If you would like to make a gift to Ramapo, please contact us at 845-876-8409 or visit www.ramapoforchildren.org/support-us.

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Carol Lennon

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Tina Lin

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Harry Lipman & Julie Roth

Lisa Lippman & Ben Finkelstein

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Rachel Lissy

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Virginia Maltese

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Claude Mellins & Michael Conard

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Leslie Melvin

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Teri Mendelsohn

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Edwin & Suzanne Miska

Lisa Misol

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Tara & Scott Mitchell

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James Modlin & Alice Shulman

Alicia Moir

Lynette Moone

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Kathleen Morio

Ann Morrill

Andrew & Debbie Morris

Zendy Rapoport Moses

Emily Mullen

Cathleen Muller

John & Deborah Muller

Cynthia Muro

Nancy Murphy

Steven Murphy & Ann Pleshette Murphy

Edward Murray

Bart & Randi Nachimow

Aravind Narasimhan

Elizabeth F. Nassar

William & Elisabeth Nayor

Cheryl Neff

Nancy & Daniel Neff

Karen Nelson & Daniel Greenberg

Abbi & Paul Neuthaler

Gloria S. Neuwirth

Peter Newman

Emily Newmann

Ann Niles

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Abe & Gail Nussbaum

Steve Obeng

Caren & Steven Oberstein

Christine O’Brien

Nancy & Morris W. Offit

James O’Hare

Patricia O’Leary

Chris & Nicole Olver

Mrs. Pat O’Mara

Timothy O’Mara & Katharine Bushmann

Jillian O’Neal

Paula K. Oppenheim

Louis Orren & Ariel Cohen

Carlos & Shawn Ortiz

Ellen Oshins

Natalie & Robert Oshins

Phyllis & Tom Osterman

Michael O’Sullivan

The Padellaro Family

Lillie Pak & Daniel Levy

Margaret Olivia Pall

Debbie & Shelly Palmer

Jill Palmiotti

Feng Pan

Joey Parnes & Ellen Tattelman

Gary Patricelli

Barbara Paxton

Julie & Josh Penzner

Martina & Christopher Pepin

Lois Perelson-Gross & Stewart Gross

Jane Perin

Tara Peris & Joel Rubin

Uri Perrin

Carrie Peterson & Jay Lien

Julio Peterson

Ellen Phillips

Diana & Giovanni Piccolino

Janet Pinto

Pinyavan Family

Marian & Robert Plattus

Stephen & Kathy Polzin

Dr. Andrew Powell & Ms. Mia Klinger-Powell

Robert & Sheila Puopolo

Andrea Pyros & Leonard Nevarez

Pam & Jeff Rabin

Robert Rachlis

The Rafal Family

Rebecca Raik

Pilar Ramos

Fahmida Rashid

Frances Raskin

Russell Ray & Kerry Feldman

Caroline Rebello

Lata Reddy

Joan Ress Reeves

Yvonne Regn

Jennifer Rhodes & Benjamin Wolin

Brian & Eileen Riano

Helen & Mark Rice

Nancy Rich

William & Susan Rifkin

Lauren Riker

Edythe Rishin ‡

Jeanie Risso

Ann Rittgers

Kevin & Alicia Roach

Karen & Thomas Robards

Susan L. Robbins

Edwin Rodriguez

Anita Roll

Gil & Yael Ronen

Murray Roos

Barry Rosen & Felicia Lebewohl Rosen

Howard A. Rosen

Michael & Jane Rosen

Enid Rosenbaum

Leah Rosenbaum

Francine Halfon Rosenberg

Mrs. Nanette Rosenberg

Eric & Fran Rosenfeld

Faith Rosenfeld & Jaime Castro

Richard, Stacy & Max Rosenthal

Ruth Rosenthal ‡

Anthony Ross

David & Allison Ross

Paul & Nancy Ross

Stuart Ross

Melanie & Michael Rothenberg

Samuel Rothenberg

Herb & Marie Rothschild

Cynthia & Gerald Rothstein

David Ruben & Nancy Englander

David Rubin & Terry Newman

Elissa & Aidan Ryan

Sarah Ryan & Robert Wieman

Evelyn L. & Jeffrey S. Sabin

David Sachs

Carol Rosen Sacks & Dr. Bruce Lockman

David Sailer

Ravi Sajwan

Edward & Norma Salem

Valerie Sanders

Marcy Sandler

LIsa Saturno

Ginger & Bob Sauer

Dr. Ellen R. Saxl ‡

Stephen Saxl & Alice Naude

Jeffrey A. Scales

Oscar & Didi Schafer

Linda N. Schapiro

Katherine Locker Scharlatt & Nick Scharlatt

Dr. Miriam Schechner

Michael Scherquist

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Schleiff

Steven Schnepp

Susan B. Schoellkopf

Dr. & Mrs. Paul Schorr

Francis & Sally Schrag

Robert Schulman

Jocelin Schultz

David Schwartz

Carolyn Schwebel

Peter Schweitzer

Ellen Seely & Jonathan Strongin

Michael Segal

Brian & Alison Segall

Kevin Seiler

Sue & Gene Sekulow

Jon & Claire Selib

Stephen Selwood

Devjoy Sengupta

Zoe Settle

Patricia Sexton & Peter Muste

Bina Shah

Reena Shah

Anne Shahmoon & Michael Kleinman

Martin & Cheryl Shaiman

Lawrence Shapiro

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Samantha Shapses-Wertheim

Raymond & Angela Sheen

Deborah Shefrin

Catherine Shelton

David & Elizabeth Sherman

Jane & Howard Sherwin

Rosemary & Karl Shmavonian

Mark & Kathy Shover

Dr. & Mrs. Steven Sicher

Jill Sickle

David Sicular & Lilian Stern

Madeline E. Siegel

Martha Siegel & Adam Elsesser

Randy & Lisa Siegel

Richie Siegel

Ted & Shera Silver

Amy & Mark Silverman

Marylin Silverman

Alison & Daniel Singer

Harriet & Andrew J. Singer

Leslie Singer

Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Slater

Vikki Small

Lydia Smith

Ross & Deborah Smith

Thomas G. Snow & Karen B. Meriwether

Joan Lasker Sobel

Irwin & Elizabeth Sollinger

Frank Solomon

Marissa Solomon

Margie Solovay & Rob Friedman

Joan Sorensen

Jeffrey & Gail Stadler

Ben Stafford

Lee Stahl & Toby Maranga

Mr. Homer K. Staley, Jr.

Susan P. Stanley

Paul & Patricia Stefek

Adam P. Stegman

Robert & Joan Stein

George & Marilyn Steinberg

Jacob Steinberg & Sari Miller

Leah Steinberg & Gustavo Abuja

Patricia Steinhardt

Walter & Betsy Stern

Daniel Sternberg & Deborah Cooper

Thomas & Rosemary Sterr

Joe & Diane Stevens

Christopher & Amy Stokes

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. Stone

Peter Storey & Merin Urban

Jack Strassman

Joan F. Strauss

Mrs. Marcia Strean

Gregg Streibig & Ritu Dhalwala

Lenore & Carlos Strocchia-Rivera

Jane Witkin Summer

Mona Sutphen

Paul & Edith Sutton

Jennie Swantz

Amy Tai & Nick Klein

Lisa & Josh Tane

Olivia Tane

Nick Tangney & Rolande Jadotte

David & Peggy Tanner

Paul Taubman

Susie & Graham Taylor

Lisa & David Tazartes

Robert Terhune

Sam & Melissa Thacker

Joshua Thomases & Tresa Elguera

Matt Thomases

Diana Thornton

Daniel Tiano

Nessim A. Tiano

Mr. & Mrs. James Tisch

Rabbi Robert & Mrs. Lisa Tobin

Helene S. Torker

Russell & Naomi Torrisi

Virginia E. Touhey & Kathleen A. Simmonds

Chris & Diane Towle

Tom Traudt

Hanh Truong

Julia Tung & Tongwei Liu

Jeremy Tunkel

Steven & Shelley Turk

Phil Turner

JoAnn Uhl

Amy Ullman

Adam Usdan & Andrea Pollack

Dave Van der Linden

Illiana van Meeteren

Katherine Van Ness

Jill Vandemark

Eunice Vargas

Margo Vassar

Heather Vatury

Raquel Vega

Megan Verbos

David & Sue Viniar

Carol Voelger

Kara Wache

Tom Wai-Shek & Marsha Tajima

Elizabeth Walkden

Polly Walkden

Karen Hirschkorn Walker

Nancy Walker

Mara Washburn

Amy Weber

Todd Weeks

Allen & Harriet Weingast

Sam & Katherine Weinhoff

Andrew & Linda Weintraub

Melissa & Brian Weis

Leah & Michael Weisberg

Simon Weisler

Adam & Sarah Weiss

Jane & Bob Weiss

Lois & Michael Weiss

Dr. Richard Weiss

Steven Weissman

David Weller

Georgia West

Funda & Gregory Wester

Ruth Whiteside

Louise & Burton Wides

Byron & Anita Wien

Brian Wilkie

Bill & Joan Witkin

Peter Witkin

Amy & Tom Wolf

Deane B. Wolfe

Elizabeth Wood

Eric Wood

Piper H. Woods

Matthew Wright & Karen Pearson

Michael & Elizabeth Wright

Lisa Yagel

Jonathan & Holly Youngwood

Jennifer Yu

Adam Zacek

Joan & Thad Zaremba

Vincent Zaza

Lawrence & Rita Zeff

Lawrence & Carol Zicklin

Anne-Marie Ziegler

Mr. & Mrs. Jonah Zimiles

Dr. & Mrs. Franklin Zimmerman

Michael & Barbara Zimmerman

Robert & Lisa Zimmerman

Janet Zobel

Paul & Linda Zuckerman

HONORLily Brennessel

Jennifer Buri da Cunha*

Wilma Butler

Ann Carmel*

Mark Carson-Selman

Marc & Liane Carter

Lori Chajet

Julie Chasin

Nathan Clemens

Julia Cohen*

Michael Conard

CURE @ FIU

Bob & Kathy Dean

John (Ginz) DiStasio*

Eilan & Aaron Elguera-Thomases

Kevin Estes

Sara E. Feld*

Nina Freedman & Michael Rosenbaum*

Sam Friedman

Matthew Galen

Samuel Goldfarb

Laurie Greenberg*

Hardworking Counselors*

Susie Heller*

Alan Hirschfeld

Lucy & Peter Hirschfeld

Teri & John Horowitz*

Emily Keller*

Scott & Laurel Kemp

Bernie Kosberg*

Esther Kunin*

Mike Kunin*

Carol & Richard Lansing

Craig Lewis*

Evelyn Lieberman

Harry W. Lipman*

Leon Mandler

Elizabeth Martini

Emily Mathyer

Matthew & Rachele McKnight

Paul Mendelsohn*

Deusdedi Merced

Kayla Miroff-Wood

Peter & Denise Mitchell

Katie Nash & Toby Bloom*

Nancy Neff*

Nancy Newman

Timothy O’Mara

Liza & Joseph Padellaro

Joey Parnes & Ellen Tattelman*

Julio Peterson

Mike Pfisterer

Jake Rimland

Nina Robins

Andrew William Ross

David Ross*

Dr. Ellen R. Saxl*

Ellie Shahmoon-Kleinman

Rebecca Siegel

Audrey & Brian Smith

Simone Steinberg

Joshua Streiner

United States Veterans

Tony Velez

Jimmy Walker*

Adam, Sarah, Sadie & Lilly Weiss*

Lois & Michael Weiss

Bill Witkin*

Amy Wolf*

MEMORYJohn Caola*

Phoebe Cissell

Ralph DeCristofaro*

Robert John DiStasio, Sr.

Robert Fireman

Lee Garson

Matiana Glass

Susan Heming Hecht

Burt Hoffman

James L. Jones

Edward Kunin*

Rhona Landau

Lisa Schwab Levi

Linda Ludwig

Roger Mahieu

Philip McIndoo

Lore Mendelsohn

Walter Morio*

James O’Sullivan

Arthur Palmiotti

Edythe Rishin*

Max Ritvo

William D. Rogers

Helen Rosen*

Seymour Rosen

Philip Roth

Ron Sanders

Joseph Schiavoni

Donald Solomon

Glenn Stempel*

Joyce Stempel*

Sam Stempel*

Dr. Herbert Strean*

H. Eugene Swantz Jr.

Jean Thomases

Eileen Ventrudo

Robert B. Weller

Dorothy Wright

*Multiple gifts received in honor/memory‡ Deceased

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Adam WeissChief Executive Officer

Bruce KuziolaChief Financial and Administrative Officer

Jennifer ZangerAssociate Executive Director, Direct Service Programs

Stacey Alicea, PhDAssociate Executive Director, Training, Strategic Learning, and Evaluation

Chris OlverAssociate Executive Director, Development, Strategy, and Operations

Rachel Lissy, PhDSenior Program Officer

Lisa TazartesSenior Partnership Officer

Matthew McKnightDirector, Residential Programming

Noel DelgadoDirector, Youth Services and Community Development

SENIOR LEADERSHIP STAFF

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David RossPresident

Jon SelibVice President

Bob Dean

Treasurer

Gregg StreibigSecretary

Michera Brooks

Ann E. Carmel

Kirsten Axelsen Carmel

Marc Carter

Deborah E. Cooper

John DiStasio

Harvey Fine

Nina P. Freedman

Laurie Greenberg

Susan K. Heller

Teri Goldberg Horowitz

Julie Abrams Leff

Harry W. Lipman

Claude Ann Mellins, PhD

Dianne Morales

Nancy Fuld Neff

Joey Parnes

Julio Peterson

Michael Rosenbaum

Richard Rosenthal

Ellen Rogers Saxl, EdD*

Katherine Locker Scharlatt

William I. Witkin

Amy Nye Wolf

Inga McKayDirector, Staff Assistant Experience

Jennifer Buri da CunhaDirector, Community Partnerships and Academic Opportunities

Mike KuninDirector, Family Relations and Camp Director Emeritus

Scott KempDirector, Rhinebeck Campus Operations

Albert KimDirector, Program Development and Expansion

Yaniyah PearsonDirector, Restorative Practices and Equity Initiatives

Hannah MillerDirector, Program Content and Internal Professional Development

Sheri KlugmanDirector, Child and Family Support

Chantall LoweDirector, Agency Relations

Kate WrightingtonDirector, Rhinebeck Campus Staffing

*In memoriam

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